A South Carolina ethics official says Governor Mark Sanford wants to report previously unrecorded flights he took on planes owned by friends and donors.

The commission will decide if Governor Sanford will face criminal charges or possible removal from office.

The South Carolina House has formally
received a resolution to impeach Gov. Mark Sanford because of his
June rendezvous with an Argentine lover.

South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford will be recognized as one of this year’s 10 most fascinating people on an upcoming network television special.

Jenny Sanford issued a letter in support of Republican state Rep. Nikki Haley to succeed her husband when the term-limited politician leaves office.

The winners of the 2009 Governor’s Professor of the Year award were honored Thursday at the State House.

NC panel penalizes former gov, asks for probe

Bauer joins four others in June’s Republican primary.

The airplane maker Boeing is moving to North Charleston, South Carolina. It’s expected to bring 12 thousand new jobs to the Lowcountry.

Workers who have missed checks will get them retroactively.

    COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina lawmakers will not consider
a move to impeach Republican Gov. Mark Sanford anytime soon.
    House Speaker Bobby Harrell on Tuesday turned aside an
impeachment resolution brought by another Republican. He says
lawmakers can only deal with a limited number of items in their
abbreviated session this week. They came back to Columbia
specifically to deal with unemployment benefits.
    Harrell said state Rep. Greg Delleney can file the resolution
next month in advance of the regular legislative session starting
in January.
    Delleney, a Republican from Chester, says Sanford should lose
his job for skipping the state for five days in June to rendezvous
with his Argentine lover.

The state Supreme Court is giving Sanford five days to file more materials over whether the State Ethics Commission can release its report on the governor to state lawmakers.

Lawmakers say the governor’s job is safe for now.

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says lawmakers should look at problems at the Employment Security Commission when they return to ensure more workers don’t lose emergency jobless benefits.

Sanford’s lawyers want the court to order the state Ethics Commission to keep its report secret.